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The Best Afro-Urban Content Fall 2019 Catalog THE BEST AFRO-URBAN CONTENT FALL 2019 CATALOG TV SERIES | FEATURE FILMS | DOCUMENTARIES | MAGAZINES | ANIMATIONS | STAND-UP COMEDIES OLIVIER LAOUCHEZ #1 GLOBAL BRAND CO-FOUNDER, CHAIRMAN & CEO, OF AFRO URBAN MUSIC TRACE GROUP & ENTERTAINMENT TRACE Content Distribution is a division TRACE Content Distribution est une division dedicated to the global distribution of audiovisual dédiée à la distribution mondiale de programmes programmes produced by TRACE and external audiovisuels produits par TRACE et par des producers. producteurs externes. TCD is a brand and a division whose goal is to TCD est une marque et une division qui vise make the TRACE Group an influential leader à positionner le groupe TRACE comme un in the distribution of audiovisual content from leader influent dans la distribution de contenus urban creators across the US, Europe, Africa, the audiovisuels par des créateurs issus de l’univers Caribbean and more. TCD’s strategy focuses on urbain, aux Etats-Unis, en Europe, en Afrique, the acquisition and sale of audiovisual content aux Caraïbes, etc. La stratégie de TCD se through its catalogue of top-notch series, feature concentre sur l’acquisition et vente de contenus films, documentaries and music shows. audiovisuels à travers son catalogue offrant des séries de qualité, des longs métrages, des documentaires et des magazines musicaux. 01 — CORPORATE 01. TV SERIES 04 02. FEATURE FILMS 22 03. DOCUMENTARIES 48 04. MAGAZINES 65 05. ENTERTAINMENT 75 06. ANIMATIONS 80 07. STAND-UP COMEDIES 85 4 01. TV SERIES 0201 — FEATURETV SERIES FILMS ADAMS APPLES ADAMS APPLES Adams Apples follows the lives of the four «Adams» Ghanaian women; the widowed, ex- Quatre femmes d’une même famille vivent des périodes mouvementées dans une diplomat’s wife and her three daughters in their early and mid thirties. They work through société ghanéenne du 21eme siècle en pleine mutation. Modernes, épanouies, dotées de domestic struggles, family life and personal battles to achieve success and happiness in caractères de feu, les Adams se battent pour accomplir leurs rêves sur le plan sentimental a fast changing 21st century Ghana where love can elude the hopeless romantic, victory et professionnel. can scorn the hardworking and marriage can be an illusion. The Adams’ seek all these and more from life and each other. SOCIÉTÉ DE PRODUCTION Sparrow Productions PRODUCTEUR(S) Ken Attoh PRODUCTION COMPANY Sparrow Productions RÉALISATEUR(S) Shirley Frimpong-Manso PRODUCER(S) Ken Attoh SCÉNARISTE(S) Shirley Frimpong-Manso, Hetty Owusu DIRECTOR(S) Shirley Frimpong-Manso CAST Anima Misa Amoah, Joselyn Dumas, Yvonne Okoro, Naa Ashorkor WRITER(S) Shirley Frimpong-Manso, Hetty Owusu FORMAT Saison 1 - 10x105’, Saison 2 - 26x45’ CAST Anima Misa Amoah, Joselyn Dumas, Yvonne Okoro, Naa Ashorkor PAYS D’ORIGINE Ghana FORMAT Season 1 - 10x105’, Season 2 - 26x45’ VERSION(S) DISPONIBLE(S) Anglais COUNTRY OF ORIGIN Ghana DROITS DISPONIBLES France, Belgique, Suisse et Afrique subsaharienne AVAILABLE VERSION(S) English excepté Ghana et Nigeria AVAILABLE RIGHTS France, Belgium, Switzerland and Sub-Saharan Africa ANNÉE DE PRODUCTION 2011-2013 except Ghana and Nigeria YEAR OF PRODUCTION 2011-2013 5 0201 — FEATURETV SERIES FILMS AFRICAN CHRONICLES CHRONIQUES AFRICAINES African Chronicles is a mix between fiction and reality TV. Dealing with universal themes Chroniques Africaines est un mix entre la fiction et la téléréalité. Le thème évolue autour such as love, dishonesty, betrayal, jealousy and the pursuit of power and money. Each des relations homme-femme et de l’amour. Chaque histoire de la série relate un bout de story follows the life of an everyman or everywoman somewhere in Africa whose world vie ordinaire dans une ville d’Afrique, l’histoire de Monsieur ou Madame tout le monde à turns upside-down after a particularly dramatic event. qui il arrive un événement qui vient transformer leur quotidien pour toujours... PRODUCTION COMPANY ZIV Productions SOCIÉTÉ DE PRODUCTION ZIV Productions PRODUCER(S) Alexandra Amon PRODUCTEUR(S) Alexandra Amon DIRECTOR(S) Chris Amon RÉALISATEUR(S) Chris Amon WRITER(S) Issouf Fofana, Chris Amon, Alexandra Amon SCÉNARISTE(S) Issouf Fofana, Chris Amon, Alexandra Amon CAST Guy Kalou, Alexandra Amon, Cynthia Nassardine CAST Guy Kalou, Alexandra Amon, Cynthia Nassardine AWARD(S) FESPACO 2015 - Best TV Series RÉCOMPENSE(S) FESPACO 2015 - Meilleure Série FORMAT 14x26’ FORMAT 14x26’ COUNTRY OF ORIGIN Ivory Coast PAYS D’ORIGINE Côte d’Ivoire AVAILABLE VERSION(S) Dubbed in English VERSION(S) DISPONIBLE(S) Doublé en Anglais AVAILABLE RIGHTS TV, VOD, Inflight, Festivals DROITS DISPONIBLES TV, VOD, Inflight, Festivals YEAR OF PRODUCTION 2014 ANNÉE DE PRODUCTION 2014 6 01 — TV SERIES BABI ICI C’BABI BABI is Abidjan, the elusive and cosmopolitan metropolis of Ivory Coast, where the BABI c’est Abidjan, une métropole cosmopolite et insaisissable où quatre familles fates of four families unintentionally cross paths… BABI is like an enchantress, weaving partagent une multitude d’histoires malgré elles... BABI est envoûtante et s’amuse à the fortunes--and misfortunes--of the city’s residents who struggle, perhaps in vain, to sceller le sort d’Abidjanais luttant néanmoins pour rester maîtres de leur destin. remain masters of their own destiny. PRODUCTION COMPANY Instant2Vie Studio SOCIÉTÉ DE PRODUCTION Instant2Vie Studio PRODUCER(S) Charly Kodjo PRODUCTEUR(S) Charly Kodjo DIRECTOR(S) Boris Oué RÉALISATEUR(S) Boris Oué WRITER(S) Armand Gauz, Fatim Diaby, Boris Oué SCÉNARISTE(S) Armand Gauz, Fatim Diaby, Boris Oué CAST Murielle Liguer Laubhouet, Jean Eudes Pokou, Yibai Bapes CAST Murielle Liguer Laubhouet, Jean Eudes Pokou, Yibai Bapes FORMAT 41x13’ FORMAT 41x13’ COUNTRY OF ORIGIN Ivory Coast PAYS D’ORIGINE Côte d’Ivoire AVAILABLE VERSION(S) French VERSION(S) DISPONIBLE(S) Français AVAILABLE RIGHTS All rights DROITS DISPONIBLES Tous droits YEAR OF PRODUCTION 2019 ANNÉE DE PRODUCTION 2019 7 0201 — FEATURETV SERIES FILMS BEASTS OF SOUND BÊTES DE SON Two wannabe rappers who are engaged in a radio are hoping to get professional contacts Deux aspirants rappeurs en mal de réussite se font engager dans une radio dans l’espoir to make it to the top! It is in the radio station basement while filing archives, that they de s’y faire des contacts professionnels. Mais c’est dans les sous-sols, en classant les dream about their future career. The announcement of a Rap Contest organized by the archives, qu’ils fantasment leur future carrière. L’annonce d’un «Rap Contest» organisé radio finally gives them the opportunity to prove themselves. Ready to do anything to get par la radio leur offre enfin l’occasion de faire leurs preuves. Prêts à tout pour y arriver, ils there, they will both have to put their ambition and their friendship to the test. devront tous les deux mettre à l’épreuve leurs ambitions comme leur amitié. PRODUCTION COMPANY TRACE Studios, Special Touch Studios SOCIÉTÉ DE PRODUCTION TRACE Studios, Special Touch Studios PRODUCER(S) Sébastien Onomo PRODUCTEUR(S) Sébastien Onomo DIRECTOR(S) Chris Macari RÉALISATEUR(S) Chris Macari WRITER(S) Nabil Aitakkaouali, Bérénice André, Julien Leslé SCÉNARISTE(S) Nabil Aitakkaouali, Bérénice André, Julien Leslé AWARD(S) Osman El Kharraz, Jérémie Dethelot, Marine Sainsily RÉCOMPENSE(S) Osman El Kharraz, Jérémie Dethelot, Marine Sainsily FORMAT 4x26’ or 20x5’ FORMAT 4x26’ ou 20x5’ COUNTRY OF ORIGIN France PAYS D’ORIGINE France AVAILABLE VERSION(S) French VERSION(S) DISPONIBLE(S) Français AVAILABLE RIGHTS All rights DROITS DISPONIBLES Tous droits YEAR OF PRODUCTION 2019 ANNÉE DE PRODUCTION 2019 8 0201 — FEATURETV SERIES FILMS APPLE FOR 2 APPLE FOR 2 Smart, elegant and beautiful Cleopatra has every good thing life can offer, except true Cleopatra a tout ce dont elle a toujours rêvé: elle est belle, ambitieuse et sa vie love. So she sets out to create it, by turning Bryan, her very ordinary handyman, into the professionnelle est un succès. Malgré le fait que Cleo soit très courtisée, elle n’a toujours perfect man. But when Daphne, the daughter she had as a teenager, suddenly shows up, pas d’homme avec qui partager sa vie. Lorsqu’elle rencontre Bryan, qui deviendra the perfect life Cleo is making for herself takes a new turn, as Daphne brings up secrets son homme à tout faire, elle voit l’occasion de créer en lui son homme parfait. Mais ce from the past and reveals a troubling thirst for revenge. challenge va vite prendre un autre tournant quand Daphne, l’enfant que Cleo a eu au collège, refait irruption dans sa vie avec un seul but: se venger. PRODUCTION COMPANY OMEGA 1 PRODUCER(S) Brenda Elung SOCIÉTÉ DE PRODUCTION OMEGA 1 DIRECTOR(S) Enah Johnscott PRODUCTEUR(S) Brenda Elung WRITER(S) Brenda Elung RÉALISATEUR(S) Enah Johnscott CAST Nadaia Buari, Frank Sire, Libota McDonald, Buh Melvin “Proxy” SCÉNARISTE(S) Brenda Elung FORMAT 26x26’ CAST Nadaia Buari, Frank Sire, Libota McDonald, Buh Melvin “Proxy” COUNTRY OF ORIGIN Cameroon FORMAT 26x26’ AVAILABLE VERSION(S) English, French PAYS D’ORIGINE Cameroun AVAILABLE RIGHTS VOD, Inflight VERSION(S) DISPONIBLE(S) Anglais, Français YEAR OF PRODUCTION 2018 DROITS DISPONIBLES VOD, Inflight ANNÉE DE PRODUCTION 2018 9 9 0201 — FEATURETV SERIES FILMS BEFORE 30 BEFORE 30 A drama series about four women living in Lagos and the pressure on them to marry Before 30 décrit avec subtilité les challenges rencontrés par les jeunes femmes before they turn 30. Told through the eyes of the lead character, Temi Coker, the stories célibataires au Nigéria, dans une société où le mariage avant 30 ans est primordial. Le follow the lives of her three friends--sexy Nkem, conservative Muslim wife Aisha, and hap- personnage principal Temi est une avocate à succès de 27 ans. Elle partage ses moments, py-go-lucky Ama--and shed light on the issues single Nigerian women face every day in de succès, joies et doutes avec ses trois meilleures amies confrontées aux mêmes their quest to get married.
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